Immunohematology Blood-Grouping Analyzer Cost Per Test Contract (GSA eBuy) GSA-RFQ1787669

***Notice - General Services Administration (GSA) eBuy Only: Only quotations received through GSA eBuy in direct response to RFQ1787669 shall be considered for award. Any quotation received outside of a direct response to GSA RFQ1787669 through GSA eBuy shall be determined "Unresponsive" *** The Naval Medical Center Portsmouth (NMCP) requires two automated immunohematology analyzers, along with associated reagents, quality control materials, maintenance services, and consumables, to support the Transfusion Services Division of the Laboratory Department. This division is integral to both routine and emergent patient care across Hampton Roads and its supported commands. Transfusion Services is responsible for the testing, preparation, and distribution of blood products for surgical, trauma, and hematologic patients. It ensures safe and timely transfusion support through immunohematology testing, compatibility verification, and inventory management of blood components. The division also supports massive transfusions and contingency operations by maintaining validated procedures and reliable instrumentation. The requested immunohematology analyzers perform critical testing functions, including ABO/Rh typing, antibody screening, and crossmatching. These systems are essential for ensuring transfusion safety, minimizing turnaround time, and maintaining compliance with regulatory standards established by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Association for The Advancement of Blood and Biotherapies (AABB), and College of American Pathologists (CAP). Their integrated software platforms enable automated workflows, data integrity, and traceability, which are key elements in both clinical care and operational readiness. The accompanying reagents, quality control materials, maintenance services, and consumables are necessary to sustain uninterrupted analyzer performance, ensure timely software updates, and provide rapid technical support. Without these provisions, Transfusion Services would face delays in blood product release, increased risk of transfusion-related errors, and diminished readiness for inpatient care and military medical contingencies. The proposed action is for a Cost Per Test (CPT) contract for two (2) analyzers laboratory immunohematology - blood grouping - automated, reagents, quality control, maintenance, and consumables for NMCP. These analyzers shall be the same model and perform the same tests to provide redundancy to form a blood grouping analyzer system. If a vendor solution requires more than one model analyzer to provide all required tests, vendors shall propose two of each model analyzer to meet the required redundancy. QUESTION AND ANSWERS: All questions shall be addressed in writing and submitted electronically to Matthew Teel at matthew.d.teel.civ@health.mil . Questions shall be submitted no later than 10:00 am Eastern Time (ET); on Tuesday, 02 December 2025. Please reference the attached Combined Synopsis / Solicitation for details.

Amendment 1: See the following updated documents for amendment details. 1) Combined Synopsis-Solicitation-GSA RFQ-RFQ1787669-Amendment 1 2) Exhibit 1-Addendum to 52.212-1-Amendment 1 3) Attachment-1-SOW-Checklist-Amendment 1 ___________________________________ ***Notice - General Services Administration (GSA) eBuy Only: Only quotations received through GSA eBuy in direct response to RFQ1787669 shall be considered for award. Any quotation received outside of a direct response to GSA RFQ1787669 through GSA eBuy shall be determined "Unresponsive" *** The Naval Medical Center Portsmouth (NMCP) requires two automated immunohematology analyzers, along with associated reagents, quality control materials, maintenance services, and consumables, to support the Transfusion Services Division of the Laboratory Department. This division is integral to both routine and emergent patient care across Hampton Roads and its supported commands. Transfusion Services is responsible for the testing, preparation, and distribution of blood products for surgical, trauma, and hematologic patients. It ensures safe and timely transfusion support through immunohematology testing, compatibility verification, and inventory management of blood components. The division also supports massive transfusions and contingency operations by maintaining validated procedures and reliable instrumentation. The requested immunohematology analyzers perform critical testing functions, including ABO/Rh typing, antibody screening, and crossmatching. These systems are essential for ensuring transfusion safety, minimizing turnaround time, and maintaining compliance with regulatory standards established by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Association for The Advancement of Blood and Biotherapies (AABB), and College of American Pathologists (CAP). Their integrated software platforms enable automated workflows, data integrity, and traceability, which are key elements in both clinical care and operational readiness. The accompanying reagents, quality control materials, maintenance services, and consumables are necessary to sustain uninterrupted analyzer performance, ensure timely software updates, and provide rapid technical support. Without these provisions, Transfusion Services would face delays in blood product release, increased risk of transfusion-related errors, and diminished readiness for inpatient care and military medical contingencies. The proposed action is for a Cost Per Test (CPT) contract for two (2) analyzers laboratory immunohematology - blood grouping - automated, reagents, quality control, maintenance, and consumables for NMCP. These analyzers shall be the same model and perform the same tests to provide redundancy to form a blood grouping analyzer system. If a vendor solution requires more than one model analyzer to provide all required tests, vendors shall propose two of each model analyzer to meet the required redundancy. QUESTION AND ANSWERS: All questions shall be addressed in writing and submitted electronically to Matthew Teel at matthew.d.teel.civ@health.mil . Questions shall be submitted no later than 10:00 am Eastern Time (ET); on Tuesday, 02 December 2025. Please reference the attached Combined Synopsis / Solicitation for details.

AMENDMENT 2 The purpose of this amendment is to: 1) Update the RFQ closing date in Exhibit 1 from Friday, 09 December 2025, to Tuesday, 09 December 2025 for clarification. 2) Update Page 2 of the Combined Synopsis/Solicitation to depict a delivery schedule opposed to a period of performance for this supply order. 3) Update the unit of measure from Month to Each on Page 3 of the Combined Synopsis/Solicitation. 4) Update Page 14 of the Combined Synopsis/Solicitation to more accurately depict a delivery schedule opposed to a period of performance that more accurately reflects a supply order. 5) Update Attachment 2-Pricing Sheet to add the following limitation: The DHACA contract writing system cannot exceed the second decimal place. Please ensure all unit pricing and totals are rounded to the second decimal place. 6) Include RFQ Attachment 6-Questions and Answers. and update the List of Attachments to include Attachment 6 in the Combined Synopsis Solicitation. ___________________________________ Amendment 1: See the following updated documents for amendment details. 1) Combined Synopsis-Solicitation-GSA RFQ-RFQ1787669-Amendment 1 2) Exhibit 1-Addendum to 52.212-1-Amendment 1 3) Attachment-1-SOW-Checklist-Amendment 1 ___________________________________ ***Notice - General Services Administration (GSA) eBuy Only: Only quotations received through GSA eBuy in direct response to RFQ1787669 shall be considered for award. Any quotation received outside of a direct response to GSA RFQ1787669 through GSA eBuy shall be determined "Unresponsive" *** The Naval Medical Center Portsmouth (NMCP) requires two automated immunohematology analyzers, along with associated reagents, quality control materials, maintenance services, and consumables, to support the Transfusion Services Division of the Laboratory Department. This division is integral to both routine and emergent patient care across Hampton Roads and its supported commands. Transfusion Services is responsible for the testing, preparation, and distribution of blood products for surgical, trauma, and hematologic patients. It ensures safe and timely transfusion support through immunohematology testing, compatibility verification, and inventory management of blood components. The division also supports massive transfusions and contingency operations by maintaining validated procedures and reliable instrumentation. The requested immunohematology analyzers perform critical testing functions, including ABO/Rh typing, antibody screening, and crossmatching. These systems are essential for ensuring transfusion safety, minimizing turnaround time, and maintaining compliance with regulatory standards established by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Association for The Advancement of Blood and Biotherapies (AABB), and College of American Pathologists (CAP). Their integrated software platforms enable automated workflows, data integrity, and traceability, which are key elements in both clinical care and operational readiness. The accompanying reagents, quality control materials, maintenance services, and consumables are necessary to sustain uninterrupted analyzer performance, ensure timely software updates, and provide rapid technical support. Without these provisions, Transfusion Services would face delays in blood product release, increased risk of transfusion-related errors, and diminished readiness for inpatient care and military medical contingencies. The proposed action is for a Cost Per Test (CPT) contract for two (2) analyzers laboratory immunohematology - blood grouping - automated, reagents, quality control, maintenance, and consumables for NMCP. These analyzers shall be the same model and perform the same tests to provide redundancy to form a blood grouping analyzer system. If a vendor solution requires more than one model analyzer to provide all required tests, vendors shall propose two of each model analyzer to meet the required redundancy. QUESTION AND ANSWERS: All questions shall be addressed in writing and submitted electronically to Matthew Teel at matthew.d.teel.civ@health.mil . Questions shall be submitted no later than 10:00 am Eastern Time (ET); on Tuesday, 02 December 2025. Please reference the attached Combined Synopsis / Solicitation for details.

AMENDMENT 3 The purpose of this amendment is to: 1) Update the Combined Synopsis/Solicitation to include the Amendment 3 overview. 2) Update Exhibit 1-Instructions to Offerors, by changing the closing date of the RFQ to Wednesday, 10 December 2025 at 10:00 A.M. ET. 3) Update Attachment 2 - Pricing Sheet, providing instructions for Offerors clarifying Attachment 2 may be modified by the Offeror to accurately list company specific products and pricing, where notated on the attachment. It is up to the Offeror how specific reagents and test types are described on the quote (i.e., quoted by adjusting Attachment 2, providing a separate pricing sheet, a combination of both, etc.). Please note, Attachment 2 shall be completed in accordance with the Instructions to Offerors and Attachment 2 instructions. ___________________________ AMENDMENT 2 The purpose of this amendment is to: 1) Update the RFQ closing date in Exhibit 1 from Friday, 09 December 2025, to Tuesday, 09 December 2025 for clarification. 2) Update Page 2 of the Combined Synopsis/Solicitation to depict a delivery schedule opposed to a period of performance for this supply order. 3) Update the unit of measure from Month to Each on Page 3 of the Combined Synopsis/Solicitation. 4) Update Page 14 of the Combined Synopsis/Solicitation to more accurately depict a delivery schedule opposed to a period of performance that more accurately reflects a supply order. 5) Update Attachment 2-Pricing Sheet to add the following limitation: The DHACA contract writing system cannot exceed the second decimal place. Please ensure all unit pricing and totals are rounded to the second decimal place. 6) Include RFQ Attachment 6-Questions and Answers. and update the List of Attachments to include Attachment 6 in the Combined Synopsis Solicitation. ___________________________________ Amendment 1: See the following updated documents for amendment details. 1) Combined Synopsis-Solicitation-GSA RFQ-RFQ1787669-Amendment 1 2) Exhibit 1-Addendum to 52.212-1-Amendment 1 3) Attachment-1-SOW-Checklist-Amendment 1 ___________________________________ ***Notice - General Services Administration (GSA) eBuy Only: Only quotations received through GSA eBuy in direct response to RFQ1787669 shall be considered for award. Any quotation received outside of a direct response to GSA RFQ1787669 through GSA eBuy shall be determined "Unresponsive" *** The Naval Medical Center Portsmouth (NMCP) requires two automated immunohematology analyzers, along with associated reagents, quality control materials, maintenance services, and consumables, to support the Transfusion Services Division of the Laboratory Department. This division is integral to both routine and emergent patient care across Hampton Roads and its supported commands. Transfusion Services is responsible for the testing, preparation, and distribution of blood products for surgical, trauma, and hematologic patients. It ensures safe and timely transfusion support through immunohematology testing, compatibility verification, and inventory management of blood components. The division also supports massive transfusions and contingency operations by maintaining validated procedures and reliable instrumentation. The requested immunohematology analyzers perform critical testing functions, including ABO/Rh typing, antibody screening, and crossmatching. These systems are essential for ensuring transfusion safety, minimizing turnaround time, and maintaining compliance with regulatory standards established by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Association for The Advancement of Blood and Biotherapies (AABB), and College of American Pathologists (CAP). Their integrated software platforms enable automated workflows, data integrity, and traceability, which are key elements in both clinical care and operational readiness. The accompanying reagents, quality control materials, maintenance services, and consumables are necessary to sustain uninterrupted analyzer performance, ensure timely software updates, and provide rapid technical support. Without these provisions, Transfusion Services would face delays in blood product release, increased risk of transfusion-related errors, and diminished readiness for inpatient care and military medical contingencies. The proposed action is for a Cost Per Test (CPT) contract for two (2) analyzers laboratory immunohematology - blood grouping - automated, reagents, quality control, maintenance, and consumables for NMCP. These analyzers shall be the same model and perform the same tests to provide redundancy to form a blood grouping analyzer system. If a vendor solution requires more than one model analyzer to provide all required tests, vendors shall propose two of each model analyzer to meet the required redundancy. QUESTION AND ANSWERS: All questions shall be addressed in writing and submitted electronically to Matthew Teel at matthew.d.teel.civ@health.mil . Questions shall be submitted no later than 10:00 am Eastern Time (ET); on Tuesday, 02 December 2025. Please reference the attached Combined Synopsis / Solicitation for details.